Round 3? Iran reportedly preparing 2,000-missile strike against Israel
Tehran works around the clock on massive barrage as regional sources warn another war round is inevitable.
Tehran works around the clock on massive barrage as regional sources warn another war round is inevitable.
The head of Iran’s Water Industry Federation says most of Tehran’s reservoirs are empty or nearly depleted and criticizes President Pezeshkian for reacting too late to a looming ecological disaster.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi boasted that the Islamic Republic now possesses more ballistic missiles than it did during Operation Rising Lion, the 12-day war with Israel that took place in June.
Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, held since 2022 on espionage charges, head to French Embassy in Tehran as Iranian prisoner walks free in Paris.
Former Revolutionary Guards commander Mohsen Rezaei stated on the demonstration's margins, "The Iranian people say to America and Israel: We are standing with all our strength, we are your rivals and the Iranian flag will not come down."
Omid Serlek posted video criticizing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on Friday; his body was found in his car Saturday; opposition activists say Revolutionary Guards intelligence tortured him to death.
A gas-cylinder filling plant caught fire and exploded in an industrial zone near a main road in the southern Iranian city of Shiraz, shaking the entire area. According to Iranian state media, only two people sustained light injuries.
CNN revealed that Tehran purchased 2,000 tons of sodium perchlorate from Beijing for use in its ballistic missile industry. Some of the cargo ships and Chinese entities involved in the deal are under US sanctions.
Brig. Gen. Mohammad Reza Naqdi, head of coordination at Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, claimed in a rare interview with Iranian media that Hezbollah was warned against purchasing the pager devices that later exploded in the possession of its operatives.
Ali Shamkhani's daughter's 1.4 billion toman wedding ceremony at Tehran's Espinas Parsian Hotel has become a focal point for Iranian social media criticism, with users contrasting the May 2024 luxury event against government calls for public patience during economic sanctions and recent announcements of expanded morality police deployment.
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